Artist description Mid 70's to mid 80's style Punk Rock, with mean riffs, and nasty vocals. If you like the old stuff, you'll love the Little White Pills.

Music Style Punk

Musical Influences Ramones, Johnny Thunder, Misfits, The Murder Junkies.

Similar Artists New York Dolls, Ramones, Johnny Thunders, Stooges, Misfits, Dead Boys, Fear, Social Distortion, Motorhead, the Devil Dogs, the Rip Offs, GG Allin, Murder Junkies,

Artist History The Little White Pills were started by J.B. Beverley (ex-Bad Habits, ex-Murder Junkies)in July of 2002. What began as a three-piece, with Chuck Miners-bass (ex-Pliable Faith), Blee-Drums (ex-M80's, ex-virginia and the Blue Dots) evolved into a four-piece with the addition of "Dirty" Darren Waters on the second guitar. For almost the last year, the band has been playing out all over the east coast, including a tour with thee Exit Wounds (U.K.). In July of 2003, Chuck left the band to persue other projects, and was replaced by Carl Raether (ex-Issue) on bass. In recent weeks, the boys have been opening shows for the likes of the Dickies, Duane Peters and the Huns, D.I., etc., and are plotting recording sessions for their upcoming LP "All Strung Out", which will be out in the spring of 2004 on Hell Train Records. Until then, there is a limited edition CD for sale on their website.

Group Members J.B. Bevereley - Guitar/Vocals Darren "Dirty" Waters - Guitar/Backup Vocals Blee - Drummer Carl Raether - Bass

Albums The Johnny Bones Session

Press Reviews "The Little White Pills played also downstairs and were fucking outstanding! They were punk rock'n'roll and covered GG Allin & Fear as well as cranking out many frenetic originals. A must see band!" - Lisa Marie (rockandrollpurgatory.com)

Location Washington, DC - USA

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